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Seeing Is Believing (8 of 10) by Stephen Whitney
England in the early 1700's was a difficult place to live. The country was riddled with crime and hopelessness which made it ripe for a spiritual revival. John Wesley, the founder of what would become the Methodist Church, began to preach a simple truth: salvation is by grace through faith ( Read More )

The Skeptic (6 of 7) by JD Greear
- Welcome back, everybody. - Special shout out: Chapel Hill campus. - Explain multi-­-site
- Pray If you made a resolution to start going to church more over the New Year, welcome. If you are new to church, and not a Christian, I don't think you could have picked a more perfect week ( Read More )

The Devilish Dilemma of Doubt (3 of 4) by Jeff Strite
Does anyone know who Kirsten Powers is? (A few hands went up). Kirsten is a columnist for USA Today, and Newsweek and a contributor to Fox News. Some time back she told of her transition from being an atheist to believing in Christ. She explained that at one time no one she ( Read More )

The Scars of Jesus by Dr. David Davis
Zechariah 13:6 - ''And one shall say unto him, What are these wounds in thine hands? Then he shall answer, Those with which I was wounded in the house of my friends.'' What do these words mean? And when will they be spoken? Zechariah 13 is a prophecy of the Second Coming of ( Read More )

If You Believe - If You Do Not Believe (1 of 8) by Tony Nester
Do you remember when your were a young child and your parents forced you into a choice you didn't want to make? Do you want the chocolate chip cookie or the ice cream cone - you can only have one - which do you want? As soon as we made our choice we regretted it and wished ( Read More )

Believing Is Seeing by Joe Alain
''Blessed are those who have not seen and yet have believed'' (Jn. 20:29b). We've either said it or we've been invited with the expression, ''You've got to see this to believe it!'' That's often said when someone witnesses something extraordinary or unusual, something that will be hard for ( Read More )

The Appearance to Thomas (5 of 5) by Jonathan McLeod
DOUBTING THOMAS John's Gospel reveals that Thomas was loyal, but pessimistic. ''Then Thomas (called Didymus) said to the rest of the disciples, 'Let us also go, that we may die with him''' (John 11:16). ''Thomas said to him, 'Lord, we don't know where you are going, so how can ( Read More )

The Man Who Missed Easter by Dr. Stan Coffey
We're going to study today THE FIRST EASTER SERVICE IN HISTORY. On that resurrection day, in the evening time, there was a service. And then we're going to talk about THE CASE OF THE MISSING DISCIPLE. John 20:19-31 ''Then the same day at evening, being the first day of ( Read More )

A Skeptical Saint by Rex Yancey
In a speech that has taxed the memory of many a high school sophomore, Shakespeare had Mark Anthony say, ''The evil that men do lives after them, the good is oft interred with their bones.'' Why is it that most of us are so quick to overlook the good things about a man, but recall ( Read More )

Thomas - The Pessimist (7 of 12) by Dennis Marquardt
INTRO: The story is told about two boys, one was an optimist and the other was a pessimist. The two boys were taken to two rooms and left there for a little while. The pessimist was taken to a room that was filled with wonderful new toys. The optimist was taken to a room that contained ( Read More )

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